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  1. US says wind could power 20% of Eastern Grid

    Date: 21-Jan-10 Country: US Author: Tom Doggett WASHINGTON - Wind energy could generate 20 percent of the electricity needed by households and businesses in the eastern half of the United...

    21 Jan 2010

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  2. Haiti needs long term help

    OSLO - Long-term efforts to help Haiti recover from the earthquake will have to reverse environmental damage such as near-total deforestation that threatens food and water supplies for the Caribbean...

    21 Jan 2010

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  3. New offices growing greener in slump

    4:00AM Monday Nov 02, 2009 By Eloise Gibson Ex nz herald Up to half of all major new office developments are being built using green guidelines - and the Property...

    4 Nov 2009

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  4. Australia's Emissions Fall As Economy Slows

    Date: 03-Nov-09 Country: AUSTRALIA Author: Michael Perry SYDNEY - Australia's greenhouse gas emissions fell in the year to June, the first decline since an greenhouse inventory started in 1998, as...

    4 Nov 2009

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  5. How Green is the new sprint "Reclaim" phone?

      Date: 19-Oct-09 Author: Timothy B. Hurst What's green (or blue), smaller than a deck of cards and will remind you to unplug the charger from the wall after charging? The...

    20 Oct 2009

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  6. A Green supply chain starts in China

      Date: 16-Oct-09 Author: Laura Ediger and Ryan Schuchard - Greener World Media As companies work to reduce their carbon footprint, the easiest steps to take are often the closest to...

    20 Oct 2009

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  7. Clean up for spring

    A thorough spring spruce-up is the perfect time to recycle unused electrical items Reduce: The first step to fighting mess and keeping your home spic-and-span is getting rid of all...

    20 Oct 2009

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  8. Cash for Clunkers

    Author: Tim Gaynor PHOENIX - Having driven the equivalent of six smoke-belching laps of the planet, Tony Metzler figured his aging Chevrolet Blazer SUV would not make a good trade...

    15 Sep 2009

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  9. Not so sunny: trade war looms in solar space

    Country: HONG KONG/FRANKFURT Author: Leonora Walet and Christoph Steitz HONG KONG/FRANKFURT - Fair competition or Save the Planet? That could ultimately be at play as China and the West, long...

    8 Sep 2009

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  10. Climate change funding talks stall at G20

    Author: Tom Bergin       LONDON - Differences between rich and developing countries prevented G20 finance ministers from agreeing measures on Saturday to curb global warming, casting more doubt on U.N. efforts...

    8 Sep 2009

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  11. Scientists make 'artificial leaf' to generate clean power

      Scientists are trying to copy the process of photosynthesis by making an "artificial leaf" to generate clean power.   By Telegraph Reporter 12 Aug 2009   Scientists aim to create an "artifical...

    19 Aug 2009

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  12. Climate target crucial decision for NZ

    Climate target crucial decision for NZ 4:00AM Saturday Aug 01, 2009 By Brian Fallow   A 15 per cent target would be the equivalent of eliminating within 10 years all emissions...

    13 Aug 2009

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  13. Chickens in the city

    Chickens in city gardens   By Dave Harcourt   The scratching chickens that are found in and around many rural households provides cheap food at practically no cost - now its also...

    10 Aug 2009

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  14. Not Extinct The Sable Antelope!

    The Giant Sable Antelope has been positively sighted for the first time in decades, proving that it is not extinct, while a less threatened species was sold for almost half...

    5 Aug 2009

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  15. Green Printing Myths - Busted! How to save money by printing sustainably

    By Olga Orda 06/05/09 For the past few years, corporations have been touting the launch of each new sustainability program - from employee engagement initiatives to renewable energy powered operations...

    3 Aug 2009

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